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Comoros strengthens agricultural cooperation with China

By , based on Comores Infos

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The governor of Mohéli, Chamina Ben Mohamed, made agricultural cooperation and human resources training priorities during a meeting with Chinese ambassador Huang Zheng. The talks took place on 6 November in Mohéli, according to Comores Infos.

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